Hopefully he won't talk as much as he does during shuttle coverage.Nick said:HDNet to broadcast High Definition Coverage of the Funeral
of Former President Gerald R. Ford, Tuesday, January 2nd
HDNet will provide high definition coverage of the Funeral Service for former President Gerald R. Ford - live from the National Cathedral in Washington, DC. Live coverage begins at 9:50am ET, and continues uninterrupted until the conclusion of the Funeral Service. Former President Jimmy Carter, Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and NBC News' Tom Brokaw are expected to speak at the service.
HDNet World Report Chief Correspondent Greg Dobbs will host the coverage. At the time of their press release, HDNet stated it is the only network planning to broadcast the historic Funeral Service in high definition.
Ford Funeral on HDNet
HDNet to broadcast High Definition Coverage of the Funeral
of Former President Gerald R. Ford, Tuesday, January 2nd
HDNet will provide high definition coverage of the Funeral Service for former President Gerald R. Ford - live from the National Cathedral in Washington, DC. Live coverage begins at 9:50am ET, and continues uninterrupted until the conclusion of the Funeral Service. Former President Jimmy Carter, Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and NBC News' Tom Brokaw are expected to speak at the service.
HDNet World Report Chief Correspondent Greg Dobbs will host the coverage. At the time of their press release, HDNet stated it is the only network planning to broadcast the historic Funeral Service in high definition.
of Former President Gerald R. Ford, Tuesday, January 2nd
HDNet will provide high definition coverage of the Funeral Service for former President Gerald R. Ford - live from the National Cathedral in Washington, DC. Live coverage begins at 9:50am ET, and continues uninterrupted until the conclusion of the Funeral Service. Former President Jimmy Carter, Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and NBC News' Tom Brokaw are expected to speak at the service.
HDNet World Report Chief Correspondent Greg Dobbs will host the coverage. At the time of their press release, HDNet stated it is the only network planning to broadcast the historic Funeral Service in high definition.
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